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Bajaj Finance shares tumbles 6 percent in trade on July 25, after brokerages flag rising credit stress following the NBFC's June quarter results.
Shares of Bajaj Finance and Bajaj Finserv fell around six percent, emerging as the top Nifty 50 losers despite reporting double-digit profit growth for Q4.
Brokerages like Kotak, MOFSL and Citi anticipate pressure on net interest margin to continue to trouble Bajaj Finance in FY25 amid high cost of borrowings.
Bajaj Finance Q3: An average of four brokerages shows that Bajaj Finance's net interest income is expected to rise 26 percent YoY to Rs 9,344 crore. Stable asset quality and strong AUM (assets under management) growth will drive earnings, as per analysts
The Q2 report cards of India’s biggest IT firm, biggest private bank and largest NBFC have a clear message for investors – size can be a double-edged sword.